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Closed Fund research and awareness campaign to help Adenomyosis patients

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I waited 11 years for a diagnosis.

I want the Government to stop this happening to others by creating more awareness through teaching about the condition as part of menstrual wellbeing in schools, educating more medical professionals about the condition and most importantly by creating a dedicated NHS page.

Currently there is no known cause for the condition and the only definite cure is a hysterectomy. This condition deserves more awareness and sufferers deserve more support. This condition should have an NHS page and it does not. It is a complete change of life to be diagnosed with Adenomyosis, we should be offered more pain management options, psychological support, more information about the condition from medical professionals when being diagnosed and continuous support after diagnosis.

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